Replies to post #738 on WestRock Company (WRK)

[mahatmapaul]

IMO: that is an absolutely laughable point of view.

Just two years ago, "investors" were being inundated (BY JB, NOT BY RKT) with what in hindsight has been shown to be pure propaganda about the glories of the RKT partnership (even though the "agreement" between JBI and RKT is laughable ... have you even read it??)

IMO: The point of view you just proposed is a very weak attempt by JB himself to construct an "exit strategy":

JB: GOOD!
JB: HONEST!
JB: HARD-WORKING!
JB: GENIUS!
BOGOLIN: BAD
RAUBER: BAD
WHALES: GOOD .... then VERY BAD for trying to steal the "technology" .... WHAT TECHNOLOGY??

And when the whole shebang finally collapses, JB will try to walk away with "Hey, it's not my fault! I'm an honest, hard-working genius whose creation was destroyed by others!" This may work, given the incredible naivete of "investors" on the OTC.

[mahatmapaul]

Why would Rock Tenn pull such a stunt? Before the Smurfit Stone merger RKT traded in the 30.00's. Because of P20 they have discovered that plastic has become a valuable commodity where before it was itself garbage.

So, you are saying that RKT (a HUGE enterprise) saw their pps go from $30's to $100+ as a result of learning from JB just how valuable plastic is ??? That JB's "engineering marvel" made RKT shareholders BILLIONS OF DOLLARS?? Are you really saying this??

I wonder how the folks at RKT (probably few of whom would ever visit an SMB promotional site) would react to the above?

They were unsuccessful in their attempts to reverse engineer Bordynuiks engineering marvel

" .... Bordynuiks engineering marvel ..." ???????

So, Bordynuik is being compared to, say, Joseph Strauss (designer of the Golden Gate Bridge)??

I can just see Bordynuik during communications with the CONsultants: "I'm a little ticked off with you guys lately. Please remember to point out that I have constructed an engineering marvel!"

An "engineering marvel" that, mysteriously, continues to produce fuel that costs a lot more to produce than it's worth on the market.